Everything begins from nothing; when we want to write, the page is blank, when we want to create, the space is blank. The big question is, d we have the faith to still move in the nothingness in order for the something to present itself?

Many of the things that we allow to hold us back are really small and inconsequential in the grand scheme of things.

By the time that people actually start to care, guess what? You'll have done the work behind the scenes, where you'll have built the muscle and developed your voice. And now, not only would you know what you're talking about, you'll have a point of view, a message that you want to share with the world and you'll feel confident and bold about sharing it.

If you cannot at the end of your days, look back over your journey and say yes, I did what I intended and wanted to do, it will ultimately be because you were too afraid to feel bad.

It's okay not to have a niche especially when you are just starting out. Instead of beating up yourself for not having a niche, work around context. 

When you focus on making the other person different you lose your ability to communicate. And when you lose your voice, you lose your power.

Because you cannot trust what you feel in this particular space of knowing or feeling your impact, you have to operate by what you know.

You are not responsible for how people feel about how you show up.

In this episode, I speak about why you should not allow distractions to keep you from achieving your goals.

In this episode, I share why you absolutely should not ask for permission from strangers on how to show up online.